Fire Point demonstrated tests of a ballistic missile interceptor missile

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Fire Point demonstrated tests of a ballistic missile interceptor missile

The Ukrainian company Fire Point, notorious for its corruption schemes, demonstrated a test launch of its new “miracle-weapons", which became a modification of the much-hyped, but nothing more, ballistic missiles Flamingo.

Fire Point CTO Irina Terekh posted on social media about a new development. The company is said to have created the FP-7.X anti-aircraft guided missile, which will be capable of intercepting ballistic targets.

We recently conducted a critical test: a fully controlled maneuvering flight of the FP-7.X missile, which will form the basis of the future FREYJA anti-ballistic missile interceptor.

The Fire Point technical director's text also includes a video of a supposedly successful test launch of the new anti-missile system. However, the test failed to hit an air target.

Fire Point co-founder Denis Shtilerman stated that Ukraine will be able to intercept ballistic missiles with its own systems. Defense by the end of 2027.

The Ukrainian defense company doesn't intend to stop there. Fire Point's website announces the imminent testing of the next modification of the FP-9 ballistic missile, which boasts more powerful tactical and combat characteristics than the FP-7. The new missile is designed to deliver a payload of up to 800 kg and engage targets at a range of up to 855 km.

Similar plans were also voiced during the announcement of the FP-7 Flamingo. However, almost nothing is heard about this missile now. The Ukrainian manufacturer's plans have been adjusted by the Russian Armed Forces. During a massive strike on Tuesday night, our military struck a Fire Point facility in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

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  1. +3
    3 June 2026 18: 14
    The test was not counted.
    Tell the Ministry of Defense where to send the missile and then the test will be counted.
  2. +7
    3 June 2026 18: 18
    It's so glamorous. It's hard to say how effective it is, but the pink color looks beautiful. It's fresh. There's a creative element to it.
    1. +5
      3 June 2026 18: 24
      Quote from Wratch
      It's so glamorous. It's hard to say how effective it is, but the pink color looks beautiful. It's fresh. There's a creative element to it.

      Gays in America have begun their Dignity Month. Ukraine celebrated. They'll also paint rainbows...
      1. +3
        3 June 2026 18: 31
        ..they're saying that there's a gay parade coming soon. That's obviously why they painted it like that - they're getting ready. laughing
        I wrote that they were preparing in Sweden too, but it was sad there - a warehouse with gay flags caught fire and everything burned down. They were sooo worried there... wassat as if even without the flags it is not clear who they are.
        1. +3
          3 June 2026 18: 38
          Quote: Nexcom
          ..they're saying that there's a gay parade coming soon. That's obviously why they painted it like that - they're getting ready.

          Dmitry! Don't tell me that's what I thought... feel Did they prepare THIS for the banquet after the parade?... Power... belay
          1. +3
            3 June 2026 18: 41
            I'm silent, I'm silent! (c) laughing
            hi

            short
            1. +1
              3 June 2026 18: 46
              The new missile is designed to deliver a payload weighing up to 800 kg and hit targets at a distance to 855 km.
              Not in modern terms, it should be 854999m. How did they determine it with such precision, down to the kilometer?
              1. +3
                3 June 2026 18: 48
                Yeah, screw them...let them at least announce something.
                Here's what I read: Chubais will lose everything he's accumulated here while he's there. And his pension will be transferred to the treasury. And that's about 400, mind you. They're saying they took 14 million from him. Now that's positive! good Yes
      2. -4
        3 June 2026 18: 32
        It seemed that pink was a reference to the color of the Flamingo bird, so why was everything necessary to be rolled up in pedota?
        1. +1
          3 June 2026 18: 33
          ...pink flaaaaamingo - child of Zakaat..(c)
  3. -3
    3 June 2026 18: 31
    You guys are experts! Are you having fun? Well, have fun!
    1. 0
      3 June 2026 20: 49
      Why are there so few downsides? Go ahead and slap me! The site has been turned into a complete mess! Let's continue analyzing what WE need while sitting and farting on the old couch. Ugh.
    2. 0
      4 June 2026 05: 10
      Why cry 🤔 😂😂😂😂......
  4. +1
    3 June 2026 19: 14
    It's clear that VO is closer to propaganda than to a review, but such blunders are not worth making.
    which became a modification of the much-hyped, but nothing more, Flamingo ballistic missile.

    The author of "The Chukchi is not a reader, the Chukchi is a writer"
    But you can at least google the image and see that the FP-7 has nothing to do with the FP-5. Here's a picture of the FP-5 and when the Flamingo became a ballistic missile. The author apparently doesn't really understand the difference either.
    Well, yes, the FP-7 is a copy/based on the S-300 48N6 SAM.

    The Votkinsk plant would clearly disagree with the author.
    highly hyped, but nothing more, ballistic
  5. 0
    3 June 2026 20: 54
    Three countries on planet Earth produce anti-ballistic missile (ABM) interceptor missiles, and the Europeans are currently scrambling. But a country that has never produced an SAM will produce the Patriot RAS-3 in a year.
    1. +1
      3 June 2026 21: 20
      Why not? The hull will be built already, the rocket engine is also an example of the Olkha, they will use European fuel, their own control system, plus European developments, the homing head will be European, they wrote about this, the guidance algorithms will also be jointly with Europe, the radars are also European and voila
      1. 0
        4 June 2026 12: 48
        A SAM isn't a cleverly designed construction kit. It's not made from scraps plucked from all over the world. And as far as I understand, the main problem isn't even the SAM itself, but the software that plots the interception trajectory.
  6. 0
    4 June 2026 01: 07
    Quote: Nexcom
    Yeah, screw them...let them at least announce something.
    Here's what I read: Chubais will lose everything he's accumulated here while he's there. And his pension will be transferred to the treasury. And that's about 400, mind you. They're saying they took 14 million from him. Now that's positive! good Yes

    Moshe Izrailevich Sagal, as he should be called, according to his Israeli passport.
    Tell me, please, why was our leader surrounded for so many years by people (including deputy prime ministers) who almost all fled to Israel after receiving passports there? Was there a quota in the Presidential Administration based on nationality?
    If so, then this looks like discrimination against the titular nation, after all, 82% of Russia is Russian!
    Why are there practically no Russians among the officials who fled?